Synonym: guard, keep, maintain, preserve, protect, save. Similar words: conservancy, conservative, conservation, conservatism, serve, server, deserve, serve as. Meaning: [kən'sɜːv] 
n. fruit preserved by cooking with sugar. v. 1. keep constant through physical or chemical reactions or evolutionary change 2. keep in safety and protect from harm, decay, loss, or destruction 3. use cautiously and frugally 4. preserve with sugar.
n. fruit preserved by cooking with sugar. v. 1. keep constant through physical or chemical reactions or evolutionary change 2. keep in safety and protect from harm, decay, loss, or destruction 3. use cautiously and frugally 4. preserve with sugar. 
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61. Foods are dehydrated to conserve them for future us.
62. The took extreme measures to conserve fuel.
63. Conserve your energy for the ascent to the summit.
64. Officials are urging people to conserve electrical power and stay indoors.
65. ON/OFF switch Conserve more battery power by turning your mouse off when not in use.
66. Although landscape miniascape is given priority to with hill stone , but because the plant was adorned on hill stone , because this and arboreous miniascape need no less , have conserve government .
67. The problem for builders is knowing which Micawberism to follow: how much cash to conserve and how much to invest in anticipation of recovery.
68. Efforts to conserve the environment sometimes clash with the advancement of technology.
69. When it's cold, the arrector muscle pulls the hair up. The duct to the sweat glands gets small to conserve heat.
70. The objective of resource management is to conserve our resources.
71. Promoting the use of aluminum containers in preference to others might actually conserve resources.
72. It may be that Owen can help United win the run-of-mill matches more easily, so allowing his team - mates to conserve energy for key fixtures in a long campaign.
73. It is current things of relatively advanced conserve change of one seed coat.
74. Rule of Economy : Programmer time is expensive ; conserve it in divferenc to machine time.
75. Cooling tower above 175 T is of module structure combination easystart up and to conserve energy.
76. We need to know where the stag beetle lives, and in what numbers, to be able to conserve it effectively.
77. Such laws exist only to conserve the privilege of this selfish minority.
78. Or, to conserve space, you can arrange them in paragraph format, with a period after each one.
79. When speculators foresee bid up the price, they are also helping to conserve the present supply.
80. He thought of riding a camel to conserve his strength and stave off hunger.
81. We turned the bicycle lights off to conserve the batteries.
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82. The stand or fall that conserve works is a when measure highway job important level.
83. The results shows Chamaecrista rotundifolia can improve red soil ecological situation, that including: conserve soil and water, improve soil moisture, ameliorate soil conditions and soil temperature.
84. Rule of Economy: Programmer time is expensive; conserve it in preference to machine time.
85. Produced by the hypothalamus and secreted into the bloodstream by the posterior pituitary gland, vasopressin instructs the kidneys to conserve water.
86. The object of strategic retreat is to conserve military strength and prepare for the counter - offensive.
87. These reactions can conserve three of every four carbons diverted to glycolate by forming triose.
88. New legal fare collects fees method, it is to conserve 1 % of mark bottom.
89. Two mechanisms exist for removal of senescent RBC; both conserve the principal constituents of the cell for reuse.
90. At another point he asks, in a tone that also verges on plaintiveness, 'I'm trying to conserve my voice.
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